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NEW STATE INSPECTION
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MILLER’S
Mobil’ SERVICE
271 WEST MARKET STREET, MARIETTA
426-3430
Columbia Community Ambulance
Association :
“Fund Raising Dance”’
Mount Joy Legion
Saturday, November 20, 1976
9 p.m.—1 a.m.
Music By— ‘‘Daybreaks’’
|Free beverage—Soda—Cold Cuts]
Donation— $10.00 per couple or send donation
to P.O. Box 188, Columbia, PA 17512
Tickets available from any crew member
BUTCHER
1% mi. S. of Mount Joy on Pinkerton Rd.
off Marietta Avenue
Where we feature our own
LOCAL CHOICE BEEF,
PORK, VEAL & LAMB
CUSTOM BUTCHERING
Mon, Tues, Wed 9 - 5:30 Thurs & Fri8-8
Saturday 8 - §-
Phone 653-4087 John H. Brubaker
EMERGENCY
MEDICAL CALLS
For Rent Saturday Afternoon
and Sunday
Modern Office, 500 Norlanco Health Center
square feet, in downtown (Mount joy Area Only)
Marietta. a
Immediate Occupancy EMERGENCY
MEDICAL SERVICES
Available Day & Night
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL
7th & Poplar
(Emergency Entrance)
SUSQUEHANNA TIMES
Susquehanna Times & The Mount Joy Bulletin
Box 75-A, R.D. #1, Marietta, PA 17547
Published weekly on Wednesday
(50 issues per year)
426-2212 or 653-8383
Publisher— Nancy H. Bromer
Editor— Rick Bromer
Call 684-2805 or
684-2273
Advertising Manager— Kathie Guyton
Business Manager— Jody Bass
Society Editor— Hazel Baker
Staff — Pat Flowers
Vol. 76 No. 45 November 10, 1976
Advertising Rates Upon Request
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November 10, 1976
Mount Joy council delays pigeon eviction, needs $$$
Mount Joy Boro Council
received a letter from J. L.
Sampson, attorney, ‘re-
questing the council order
the removal of pigeon
coops from a tract of land
between Hill Street and
Water Street, Mount Joy.
Sampson is the attorney
representing Councilman
and Mrs. James Heisey,
Water Street, and Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Heisey, Water
Street, in their opposition
to the pigeon coop site.
The pigeons are owned by
Robert Kline, Angle Street,
Mount Joy.
W. Jeffrey Sidebottom,
solicitor for council, told
that body they were under
no obligation to honor the
request since there was no
imminent danger to health
and welfare of the citizens
of Mount Joy. Sidebottom
stated that, since there is
an appeal concerning the
fate of the coops in the
Lancaster County Court,
council could well take a
‘wait and see’ stand, es-
pecially since council is not
a party to the appeal.
Council moved to follow
the advice of their attorney.
The decision was 8 to 0.
Councilman Heisey left the
meeting immediately be-
fore the question was
posed. It was the final
question on council's a-
genda.
In other business council
approved an ordinance to
guarantee the Mount Joy
Borough Authority’s 30-
year bond issue to finance
the $2,780,000.00 water
treatment plant project.
The council also approv-
ed an ordinance to change
the name of the authority
from Mt. Joy to Mount Joy
Borough Authority and to
extend the life of the
authority for 50 years. This
action was taken’ to acco-
modate the 30-year bond
issue.
Highlights of the proposed
budget for 1977 were given
a quick look. Councilmen
said the budget is just a
proposed budget and some
more work is needed before
action can be taken. The
proposed budget is in the
range of $360,000.00 to
$385,000.00 The budget
increases could amount to
six mills. Where council
will get the money is the
big question. A six mill
increase in tax is not likely.
Other fund-raising ideas,
such as increase in garbage
collection fees, cut in
services, etc. were men-
tioned. No decision can be
made until the proposed
budget is given a more
careful study. The propos-
ed budget is in the boro
offices for anyone’s perus-
al.
A mill in the Mount Joy
Borough represents about
$6000.00. This means
council must - somehow
come up with approximate-
lv $36,000.00.
Councilman Ammon
Smith explained a resolu-
tion had its first reading at
Monday night’s meeting.
Smith said 1 mill, and no
more than 10% of the
budget could be placed in
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Donegal senior class to present 3-act play
The Senior Class of
Donegal High School will
be presenting ‘‘Meet Me in
St. Louis,”” a three-act
comedy, in the high school
auditorium at 8:00 p.m. on
Friday and Saturday
nights, Novemer 19 and 20,
1976.
The play dramatized by
Christopher Sergel and
taken from the book, Meet
Me in St. Louis by Sally
Benson, ‘takes place in St.
Louis, Missouri during the
1904 World’s Fair. Cast in
Girl Scouts
camp at
Denver, PA
campsite
On October 8, 9, and 10,
Junior Girl Scout Troop #32
of Mount Joy went camp-
ing to Furnace Hills in
Denver, PA. Furnace Hills
is a Girl Scout Camp
operated by the Penn
Laurel Girl Scout Council.
Troop #32 camped in the
Sunset unit.
The girls enjoyed camp-
ing, hiking, and cooking in
the rain. While at camp the
girls completed some re-
quirements for their Dancer
badge.
Girls that attended Furn-
ace Hills were: Jennifer
Applegate, Kim Funk,
Stacey Gingrich, Stephanie
Maxwell, Linda Sherk,
Jody Stoutzenberger, Dana
Yingst, Dawn Zimmerman,
Heather Farmer, Crystal
Kelly, Tracey McCurdy.
Colleen Roper, Virginia
Zuschlag, Kelly Brown,
Carolyn Gehman, Tracy
Geltmacher, Wendy Germ-
er, Beth Moran, Stacey
Ricedorf, and Emily Zuch.
Adults that attended
were Mrs. Pat Moran, M-s.
Judy Funk, and the leaders
of -Troop #32:- Mrs. - Nangy
the leading role of Rose
Smith is Cynthia Charles.
Other members of the cast
are: the conductor, Jacob
Sherk; Mrs. Waughop,
Sharon Bryant; Lucille
Pentard, Linda Hostetter;
Fred Gregory, Thomas
Dalkiewicz; Kathie, Cynthia
Erb; Ida Boothby, Gail
Madara; Grandpa Prophat-
er, Mark Weidman; Mr.
Duffy, Brent Becker; Mr.
Dodge, Kenneth Buffen-
myer; Lon, Philip Good;
John, Daniel Strohm; Ag-
nes, Mary Kanoff; Tootie,
Registration for CWC
by Hazel Crankshaw
Landis Valley Motor Inn,
Route 272, N. Oregon Pike,
will be the setting for the
Elizabethtown Christian
Women's Club Christmas
Luncheon scheduled for
December 1 at noon. Early
registration is required.
Mrs. Ainsley Barnwell,
Manchester, MD will speak
on God’s Gifts. Mrs. Barn-
well is a minister's wife
and is well-known as a
speaker at Women’s clubs.
She was born in England
and came to the U.S. in
1957. Mrs. Joanne Zink,
Eileen Jones; Mrs. Smith,
Ann Studholm: Mr. Smith,
Jay Behling; and Esther,
Susan Miller.
The following students
have been designated as
chairpersons for the pro-
duction staff: Prompters,
Barbara Hallgren and Lori
Lucabaugh: Set Decoration,
Suzanne Frey; Poster De-
sign, John Lutz; Tickets,
Barbara Landis; Printing,
Eileen Jones; Technical
Direction, Kathryn Carroll;
Make-up, Cynthia Charles;
owner-manager of Donegal
Mills Plantation will pre-
sent a look into history and"
The Sojourners, a musical
group from Lancaster Bible
College, will entertain.
A Prayer Coffee is sche-.
duled for November 17 at
9:30 a.m., at the home of
Nancy Brubaker, R.D. #2,
Mount Joy; phone 653-
S111.
The November meeting,
at Hostetter’'s was well
attended. Cornucopias
decorated by club members
were used as table decora-
Publicity, Loris Raber;
Musicians, Randy McCoy.
Faculty advisors are: Set
construction, Kenneth De-
Poe; Music, Glen Leib; Art,
Mrs. Linda Ross; Make-up,
Miss Catharine G. Zeller;
Director, Glenn E. Hess.
In addition to the public
performances of November
19 and 20, a special
performance will be held,
free of an admission
charge, on Thursday, Nov-
ember 18, at 1:00 p.m. for
all senior citizens of the
Donegal area.
meeting
tions and prizes were
awarded to Catherine Fry,
Hettie Ginder, Evelyn Her-
shey, and Rachel Hiestand
for their entries.
Reservations for the De-
cember meeting should be
made no later than Novem-
ber 17, by sending check
($4.75) and self-addressed
and stamped envelope to
Mrs. Carol Bowman, R.D.
#1, Mount Joy, 175352.
Nursery, will be provided at
Westminster Presbyterian
Church, 1/4 mile from the
Inn on the Oregon Pike.
‘HOSTETTER 5 “Dining Service, inc.
Mount Joy 653-5911
Serving an Old-Fashioned Turkey Dinner
12 noon
THANKSGIVING DAY
Reservations Only
MENU:
Buffet, Salad & Dessert Table
Full Course Turkey Dinner
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